Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-18

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tumn.
A mud turtle was caught at the Genos
Hot Springs last Sunday that weighed 26O
pounds.
Admission TO the State Fair ground
this year will be so cents, instead of 81, o.
formerly.
Miss Alma Mannheim has been appointed
to teach school at DEVILS Gate, in this
county.
Judge and Mrs. Daugherty. OF Geddes,
were In town yesterday, shopping and
visiting friends.
Bullion valued at ST., 1919 was received
in San Francisco from Eureka Con-,
September IL.
The biggest game OF baseball ever
played In this county will take place at
Diamond to-day.
The State Fair opened q. Sacramento
Monday evening with door receipts $3.50
above those Of last year.
The Ruby Hill Richmond public school
will be opened tomorrow, with Miss Kate
Mclaughlin as teacher.
Quite a number OF our t~ownspeople have
been down to Union to see the new smels-
ing works and the mines.
Mrs. John Booth, wife OF the late pro-
prietor OF the Austin Reveille, is now visit
ing relatives in Sioux City, Iowa.
The road between Grass Valley and Ne.
vsds City is lighted by electricity the
whole distance, about four miles.
There ia some improvement on the 900
level Of the Savage. The ore ia not OF
high gade, but it promises well.
Silver City. Idaho. will make a showing
OF $500, 600 in dust and bullion from the
placers and lodges in her vicinity.
A cutting ARRAY took place in Reno be-
tween prostitutes. One woman used q
razor and cut anoihers's ear off.
The usual religious services will be
held at the Episcopal Church to-day. The
evening services commence at 1880 O'Clock.
The bones recently found at the State
Prison and spear heads are not prehis-
toric propositions, but those OF an old
Indian.
A. W. Campbell yesterday received
carload Of very choice oats, OF last years
crop, from Paradise Valley. Humboldt
county.
Miss Mamie Bryant has been appointed
and sworn in BY Postmaster Bartlett OF
Eureka, as assistant Postmistress OF
Ruby Hill.
The value OF mining property in Storey
county, according TO the present quota
tions OF shares in the mines, represents
about SIS. DOC. 900.
Willie Price OF Woodland, aged ten
years, thought q stick Of giant powder was
a roman candle last Sunday and ignited it,
One hand was blown of.
Hops are liable to rotten on the vines 10
Sonoms county for want Of pickers. The
crop is unusually large and 81 80 per 100
pounds is offered for help.
The damage done on the Southern Pa,
cifo railroad by the rains in Arizons
will amount to $500, 900. Weeks will be
required to get trains through.
The decrease OF Ireland's population
since 1880 10 200, 900; the increase Of
police expenses, has been $3.50, 900. That
tells the story Of Tory failure.
The barn aud contents owned by Gen.
eral Shepperd near Lathrop we're entirely
destroyed by fire September IL. the re-
suit of boys playing with matches.
There will be racing at the Wells on the
9th and 7th of October. Ben Fitch, Al
Fisher and Senator Hardesty are on deck,
and things are going TO hum over there.
The @. P. road leased 80, 1000 acres OF
land to Lee & Frazier, OF Wadsworth, for
q cattle range. The land lays between
Spanish Spring Valley and Pyramid Lake.
The Interior Department has ordered
the demolition Of unlawful fences in Mon.
tana. and asks the Attorney General to
bring suit against the land law trespassers.
Reno Journal: All the visitors here
during Fair week should not fail to visit
the State University. President Brown
would be glad to welcome all who care to
call.
Tom Trainor and wife 60 down to
Paiisade to-day by private conveyance.
Tom is to meet a brother from the East at
Palisade. Mrs. t.. goes on to San Fran
cisco.
On account Of the holiday, the dry
goods store OF Morris d Levy will be closed
on Monday and Tuesday next, and will
D again on Tuesday evening ct $50
O'Clock.
By appointment of Lieutenant Gov.
Davis, oliver Roberts is Assistant Ad-
iutant General while Hub Parker is out OF
the State. Roberts Ia anxious for a. In.
dian war.
Gen. Kittrell. some time g reported
to be dying In California, writes to a
friend that he is convalescent, and de-
sires to be remembered to his Nevada
friends.
An excellent article OF fire clay has
been found in Ell Dorado Canyon, Lyon
county. 1t is aaid TO be near the coal
mine upon which Hon. II. NJ. Daggett
spent $3.50, 900.
Judge Fitzgerald did not get home by
yesterdays train as expected. The Grand
Jury of Humboldt occupied more time
than was figured upon. The Judge can
not now reach Eureka until Tuesday
Hence court cannot be opened OF Ely on
that day as was announced.